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Risks related to energy security don’t disappear in the context of green transition, as the supply chains for critical minerals and rare earths that support its technologies have become more vital than ever, a senior fellow at think tank Macdonald-Laurier Institute, says.

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Americans have been dealing with high gas prices, which averaged $3.409 per gallon on Monday.

Marine and freshwater resources provide a lifeline for millions of impoverished people around the world.

Tribal nations have lost 99 percent of their historical territory. Where they live now is more vulnerable to extreme weather, adding to the debate over how to address racial injustice.

With limited global supplies and robust demand entering the peak winter season, Raymond James analysts this week boosted their already bullish natural gas

Look, its not the number that we want. we have consistently tried to make it as high as possible. >> reporter: after senator manchin made clear he opposed a critical climate change program, senate democrats began floating the idea of using a carbon tax. but manchin said today its not on the table. >> are you okay with the carbon tax? >> no. thats -- we havent talked about that. >> thats an idea that not one the president proposed but put forward by members of congress. >> reporter: at times tens...

Wrap everything up by, which might be a surprise to speaker pelosi who says that october 31 is the deadline to wrap it up by. martha? >> martha: moving target. thanks, peter. coal power electricity is expected to jump 20% this year. the industry is losing workers and struggling to keep up. connell mcshane reporting live from coal country on a beautiful day in west virginia. hi, connell. >> beautiful day. good to see you, martha. its interesting to watch this play out. i can tell you the people w...

Climate change disrupts nearly every facet of our society. Its fallout affects our health, homes and livelihoods, and no place on Earth is spared

Offsetting carbon emissions will be an essential part of Australia’s quest for net zero but must not become an excuse to delay cutting emissions